The National Weather Service is predicting a soggy start to the workweek in South Florida, with a forecast that includes gusty winds, up to 4 inches of rain and the potential for an isolated tornado, as thunderstorms blanket the region.<\/p>\n
The weather service\u2019s Miami bureau posted on X, formerly Twitter, on Sunday morning, \u201cRounds of rainfall are expected to begin early Monday morning and will continue off and on through most of the day.\u201d<\/p>\n
National Weather Service \/ Courtesy South Florida may be soaked in up to four inches of rain on Monday and Tuesday, and even an isolated tornado is possible. The weather service predicts a slow-moving system will drench the tri-county with up to four inches of rain starting Monday morning, with heaviest rainfall Monday afternoon through early Tuesday morning. \u201cAn isolated tornado can\u2019t be ruled out,\u201d the weather service warned, adding that \u201cdamaging wind gusts\u201d were \u201cthe primary threat.\u201d<\/p>\n
The risk of rain in Broward and Palm Beach will be around 50% Sunday evening, but that will climb to nearly 100% Monday morning with showers, highs in the mid-80s and southeast-moving gusts up to 25 miles per hour, according to the service\u2019s weather advisory. The likelihood of thunderstorms will grow by Monday afternoon through the evening, with a 70-to-90% chance of rain that \u201ccould lead to instances of urban and poor drainage flooding,\u201d the weather service said, adding that southward wind gusts will slow to 5-10 miles per hour.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s also a \u201cslight risk\u201d of flash-flooding late Monday night. On X, the weather service also gave a \u201chigh risk\u201d of rip currents along the east coast of South Florida through Monday night. Wet conditions will persist Tuesday morning with more rounds of scattered thunderstorms in Broward and Palm Beach, with at least a 70% chance of rain and highs in the mid-80s.<\/p>\n
Tuesday evening may bring some respite from the humidity with lows in the upper 60s, but the storm risk will remain 70% or higher. There\u2019s also a chance of storms after midnight Wednesday along portions of the Broward and Palm Beach coastline. The second half of the work week, meanwhile, should stay dry and warm when conditions clear up Wednesday morning, the weather service said.<\/p>\n
In conclusion, South Florida is expected to experience heavy rains from Monday to Tuesday, with a potential for isolated tornadoes and damaging wind gusts. Residents are advised to stay indoors and avoid traveling during the peak rainfall hours. The weather service will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary.<\/p>\n
Originally Published: May 11, 2025 at 2:58 PM EDT
\nQ: What is the predicted rainfall in South Florida on Monday and Tuesday?
\nA: The weather service predicts up to 4 inches of rain in South Florida on Monday and Tuesday.
\nQ: Is there a risk of tornadoes in South Florida on Monday and Tuesday?
\nA: Yes, the weather service warned that an isolated tornado can\u2019t be ruled out.
\nQ: What is the risk of flash flooding in South Florida on Monday and Tuesday?
\nA: There\u2019s a slight risk of flash-flooding late Monday night.
\nQ: Are there any other weather-related risks in South Florida on Monday and Tuesday?
\nA: Yes, there\u2019s a high risk of rip currents along the east coast of South Florida through Monday night.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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